Harry Density he signed on, as-
sistant bridge tender with John Dole.
Mrs. Oakley Smithfs brothers. from
(‘batswo‘rt'li’ New York has been her
guest.
Mrs. W. H Platt and son llrneIsIt
have returned home from a visit in
New York.
The lid: 0’5 and the Owls will cross
bats Saturday afternoon on the Decker
field, near Dorlou's Point.
Rev. MWMFS. George D. Egbert yes-
terday'c‘niied upon members of their
flock residing near lower East avenue
James L'Homuiedicu’s class met last
night, as usual. at the East Avenue
' Methodist Chui'.ch There was a good
attendance.
Mr and Mrs.I Jeremiah Siausonl (it
Pound Ridge, were the guests yester-
day. of Mr. and Mrs. H Carr. of Greg-
ory dBulevaIrd.
Miss ina Bell Seymour has returned
to her home in Danbury. after a visit
with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry L. Stymour.
Mrs. Rdbert A. Seymour and son
Howard and daughter Natalie, of
Stralford. are visiting Mr Seymour‘s
parents of Maple avenue
Mrs. Edward Palmer and baby
daughter Leela. of-5 Brooklyn. will
spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs.
A. S Palmer, of East Norwalk. ,.
George Conklip' injured one of his
fingers a low d’n b “9;? and o, i'ellllit
has a very plain ul méinber.” ivliich was
made worse by another severe Jamming
yesterday.
Dr William Wheeler of Waterbury.
made a short call upon East Norwailo
friends yesterday Mr. Wheeler re-
ports that the present machinists'
strike is injuring greatly the general
business and inany merchants fear
Waterbury may feel a permanent slow~
been.
Everything is in readiness for the
commencement exercises of the grad-
hating class of the East Norwalk High
School. which will be held in the East
Avenue Methodist Church tonight. The
church has been tastily decorated and
presents a very pretty appearance.
All arrangements have been made
foi the grand outing or the Royal tam-
iiy. which will be held on one of the
Norwaik Islands, Sunday. Herman
Maimo is authority for the statement
that it Will boone of thebost ever
served. The party will no taken down
the harbor in the launch Victoria.
The schooner Abenakl, widen has
been discharging a load of lumber at
the East Norwich: Lumber Company's
yard, sailed for Eilzabethport. New
Jersey, today. after a cargo of. coal.
which she will take to Augusta. Maine.
She had to wait down the harbor for
some time for a full tide.
The quarterly conference and meet-
ing of the official board of the East
Avenue Methodist Church. was held at
the parsonage, Monday night, but no
business of importance was transacted
at either. Presiding elder Joseph L
Pullman was not present owing to his
having been present only the week be-
fore. _
The annual meeiing of the East Nor-
wslk Fire District was held. last night.
at the upper school house. There were
present about ninety legal voters. The
meeting was caliedito order by the
Clerk E H. Gumbal‘t. JamesL. Hoyt
was chosen moderator and efficiently
filled the position. The call was no
copied by the assemblage. and the
minutes of the preceding meeting were
read and disposed of. Dr. F. E. Baker
followed with the reading of the an-
nual report of the East Norwaik Fire
District committee. This. too, was ac-
cepted without any dissentions. L. W.
Doty. the treasurer, read his report.
and it was accepted and ordered filed.
The same course Was followed with the
remit of the collector of taxes, E. E.
Gorham The next business in ordei
was the election of n are district com-
mittee for the ensuing year. The first
ballot elected Dr. F. D. Baker; the sec-
ond. A. T. Eldridge. and the third Her-
bert V. Carr. L. W. Doty was ro-elect-
ed treasurer; EDI E. Gorbam..collector
of taxes. ohdl‘ H Gunther-t clerk.
Upon motion of the chair the modsra-.
tor appointed Herman Theile,ll . W.
Hoyt autilili. J. Simone auditors. The
following petition. signed by lIwenty
legal voters. was thcn presented to the
meeting: We. the undersigned tux-
‘ payers and legal voters of the East
Norwaiit Fire District. do hereby peti-
tion the said committee of the said
fire district to insert in the can for the
next annual meeting of said district
that an 11 action shall be taken as the
meetiii ling direct't holder. the lulu
visah blitfi u re sunsets d,
if of man v liable e not a neutral
led them b aoeclilciitions
‘ for tho“ some. and to report cilia meet-
ing called by thet said commiltee.
G.‘ ' tJohn. Charles Se-
1W w . a... mi:
' Raymond. w.
or. A. ll. Homer. Charles}!
I" filed H.1‘letts. B. A. Jackson. E.
8.4 Naphey..B. F. Day. Jr..
‘ .' t. J. H. Roadie. D. Sneaki-
lnIg. John T. Ilyiiie and August Warn.
Coming right after this the following
motion was presented by Marshall H.
'l‘oiies. and was carried: That the dis:
trict dildos are home on the lot optic:
ooh both it use. in meat avenue.
, so of three to ob~
ding“; lllllld to mill
or passing iii, lot and to (Import
5 ting called“ by tba'diotriol com.
committee IiiiltI
W. and the animal was shot to put it out
. and Ladder Company.
one no dob
all family has arrl.
New York to spend
. to island:
fort to finish the well. The men work
is oivo hour shifts. 5 “I -
‘ lrl and boy of this
coat a down hill on the r.
when they had a collision. A spoke of.
one wheel was torn out. .
The e se of: lease rayue vs. John
ror book which was in Raymond s pos-
session.
The Children‘ s Day exercises in the
Baptist Church have been pollination
a week from the coming Sunday
cause of the memorial service which
will be held in the Church Sunday
night. ‘
A... very snooesstul cottage prayer
meeting was held at the residence of
Mr. H.3berol1. in High
and”? all? 1&le iliéht. 'i‘ii‘é“ attend;
once as good and everybody present
enjoyed, the occasion.
Mrs. W; M. '.B'rown of Brooklyn. w no
has been the guest of her son, Rev. F
Brown. of Main street has gone
to Noroton. where she is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs A. l. Wilson She
will return home from there
A local fisherman reports that the
lobster-Mason so far is very poor. unr-
ing this month some are caught but
the big season generally comes in July
and August. He ieports that he one
caught scarcely any so far.
The work of filling in the big caisson
on creams Reef is progressing rapidly.
.‘l‘l'e'i hifiicylihd’er is how full Within
fear in live feet of the top with file
cement and other material. °
. Rear Oommodore Hubert Bishop's
sailing yacht Kestrel which has been
on Captain George WlCKSS marine
railway for a numbei of days and giv
on a thoroughly overhauling. was
launch yesterday y. .
. William is. Mallory will start today
was a wry disbanbury friends tori
the Pan American Exposition at But
£8.10. N. Y. in his naphtha yacht Cyiic.
John DeWIaters and George Wicks. of
this place will a company them. The
start had been panned for the nth
but the date was changed to toddy.
A small boy had a nariow escape
from death under a trolley car on the
Wilson Point road Saturday He Was
riding on the rear step of an ice wag
on and stepped off and walked directly
in front of an approaching trolley car.
The motorman made'every effort It
stop the car. which was going slow.
but not‘before the boy had been struck
by the fender and ,‘dragged about a
yard. Fortunately the little fellow was
not injured. 5
After the rehearsal for Children's
Day at- the Baptist Church. Friday
night. there was an occurrence that
came near getting several Darien
young men in trouble. They were mak-
ing a general nuisance of themselves
and were ordered from the premises.
'i‘hey refused to go. and when several
of the young ladies came out of the
church to go home they were molest-
ed but sucoeded in getting back no
the church after the pastor had come
to their assistance. The young men
finally left and wont to the bridge that
crosses Five Mile River. The father
of one of the young ladies was told of
what had happened and hastened to
the bridge, where he gave the annoy-
ers II severe talking to. Prosecuting
Atorncyt W. F. Tammany. of South
Norwalk. was notified. but nothing will
be done about the matter unless it re
curs.
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
John Pooiey has taken a position
again with Henry Hoefer.
Wilbur Blackman and Charles .1
Flannigan ride new bicycles.
Mrs. Willis Avery is able to be out
again after her recent serious illness.
Mrs. C. H. Whittemore and daughter
have been the recent guests of New
York friends.
The Misses Maud Van Dine. lltia
Tooker and Ruth Punzeit were guests
Sunday in Stamford.
Mrs. George B. Edwards. of Porto
Rico. is the guest of Mrs. H. M. Vaicn
tine. of Mansfield avenue.
Mrs. J. Orton continues to improve
from her illness. and her complete re-
covery is expected.
John I). Crlmmlns and family have
arrived at their beautiful country sent
to spend the summer months.
A fine program has been arranged
for the Children's Day services in the
Darieu Methodist Church. Sunday.
Charles Connolly and. family. of
Brooklyn. were the guests of the for-
mer’s mother. Mrs. Connolly. of Pros
poet street. Sunday.
The In, ies of the Dorian Congrega-
neat
Hooter broke its log a day or two ago
of its misery.
.5 The Kaowlton Fife bad iDrum bond
will accompany the Mb’yfldwer flock
of East Nor-
walii to the New Canaan celebration.
entertainment given by the southern
Jubilee singular
Ohm-chi Honda
were divided o.
The Epwort League of he Durien
Methodist Episcopal Church held a
business meeting in the Sunday. school
room of the share .,1 last, night. 'ibe
president. (liar p
The twenty 4mm our cabin launch
Jessie was chllllllld yesterday from the
notion Launch Works to W. Vendor
”“3130 I” 6 N" J.
loll .
a noise
are ,
ork night and day in an or
little were
wheels ”
Raymond has been completely settled ‘ 1 I
and Mr. Payne has received his nib-4; ‘
of Ithe Engleeide school. at New Mil
ford yesterday.
noun 0 iii‘cb will hold a strawberry .
festival in the church Tuesday night .
A valuable heifer owned by llerni'nn I
The sum of lilo was taken in at the
de son and Anthony Smith Ibcve been
IhpbOlnte‘d a committee to make or
monuments.
Mia‘s Elsie Street daughter of Mi.
and Mrs. Williamk‘. Street of Dar-
ion was one of the twelve graduates
Rev. C. J Lee. of
Newark. formerly of New Milford. do
livered the address. Mr. Street and
family attended the exercises. return-
ing today. The family is to sail for
Europe on the steamship Minneapolis.
on June 15th to be absent until Sepv
tember or October.
John D. Orimmins, a member of the
irish Society of New Your. Will make
formal demand that the flag of no
land which. on the day. after Memorial
to General Richard Montgomci y Tho
mas A. Emmet, and Dr. William Man-
chin in St. Paul's Church yard New
York be restored 'l he removal of the
flags cannon indignation. others were
substituted and these too were remov
ed. The church authorities said that
thesexton was responsible. as 'tfle
placing of dogs was against the rules
The officials, however. disciaimed any
intention of alluding the sons of Erin
and said they knew nothing of the
regulation. As the matter stands. the
irish Society is very indignant. it has
also learned that the wreath placed on
the statute of Thomas Moore. in Can
moved.
A Noroton man fishing from a boat
in the Cove pond, yesterday afternoon
had the misfortune to fall overboard.
Boys. who witnessed the incident start-
ed a story that a man had been drown.
ed. The fisherman contradicted this a
few minutes after by his appearance
on shore. thoroughly drenched.
The .iunior League of. the Davies
Methodist Episcopal Church held n so
ciai at Miss Helen Goodeve's house
on Saturday last. The leaders. Misses
(loolieve and Jennie Weed had arr-ans
ed avnice program of entertainment.
consisting of games and vocal solace
tions by Prof. Guernsey. Refreshments
photographs. All spent a very social
and enjoyable afternoon. The league
is increasing in its members and is
doing fine work.
the church. Meetings are held every
Sunday at 3 p. in. All are cordially
invited to attend.
BUSINESS NOT iMF'ROVEO.
«dun-no
Allhoagh the Panlcky Condition
Yokohama Have Passed Away.
YOKOHAMA. May 14. via Victoria.
ll. (3., June S—LBueiuess conditions here
show no improvement. though the pan-
icky feeling has passed away in a great
measure. in Yokohama there is a not.
able decrease in the number of foreign
residents and real estate and rents are
at a low ebb. Affairs in China seem
to show in a remarkable way the solid
influence in which America is there
acquiring. largely attributable to the
favorable impression made by General
Chnffec and the ti oops under his com
mand. Something like consternation
prevails at the moment of Withdiawai
of these and the Japanese. these two
nationalities having alone been compe-
tent to keep order and gain the confl-
uence of the natives.
One of the papers here publishes
the following from an interview with
Prince Ching '1 thing the United
States will do a wise thinig if it re-
stores to China the district now niiot
tdd to it. simultaneously with the with-
drawal of its troops. if it takes the
initiative inthls matter the other now
etc will lollow the example set by it
and the city of Paula, will then be plac-
cti in the control of the Rhianna gov
ornmcni. Such a step. i think. is an
urgent Iieceasity for the restoration of
order in Pekin. 1 Judge that the fin-
perial court will not be able to return
to Pekin before the coming fan. As
for “the existihtirelations betweoln the
em rev and diupresu down are! may
“Pie intercom fluid made
in
. t. shot, likely
, nights use 9, u
as ‘meao ge-
e'li ' T ratat-
R
voodos'iowgl “
scrip e fill. of the
reuse? root 9 ,IiilmaplnoI
igli it ~ ”1le
gag“ tinny of:
young woinen‘
ii. tired ‘nimous man can
not successfully compete with his
healthy rival. DeWittfo Little Early
Risers. the famous pills, for constipa-
tio’n. will afimOVh
am- canon.
t alumna: Jone il~55flerr hallo. aired?
or
slim out lWI lecithin.
‘ Vooothan init-
Day. was ‘i-cmoved from the memorials ’
trai Park. New York. has been I'e- 8
France would hays got chopped off.
‘siomach for half an hour.
Were served and Mr. Goodev‘e took '
in time it is bound
to be one of the thrifty branches of _.
l cause of your
the Hambuwolherican btcsm- ll
“ which we wit
ridiculouIsin iowI
silica; oil would oublo breasted
Jmmlghang and Skirts.
flaring okli‘to,I
big. in different
p .
good quality it ,,
iii, no. Previous
Styles. new
prices ill, to ill.
Taffeta .linod. highest grade works
man-hip. a bar sin at 31h. priced
at lblll sale. 30.
special “ l
‘ A number of sample Suits. made in
feet. Eton, skirts silk taffeta trilli-
med, silk and satin lined. value from
ohm want
this
our civil workroom. in blouse of .
$13 to SIilIll. this solo. 59:23 to $15.
(iii Washington Street.
that rusty old scoop shovel thntii as
been standing in the kitchen entry so
long?" ‘
"Because Bessie intends to cover it
with gold leaf and hang it on the par-
lor wall. and i'm glad she has some
idea or unvlhg. If her father been t."
A RIMIW FOR THE Ofliwn.“
A telnet!!! recommended MIKE
EAL-SAM. Which is especial!!!“
for the throat and lungs
get a bottle on and keep it for
the about it is" needed. If no doing
alkicte'd with. the (bi poo in“
for the first try ptomo of the discus,
the gripbo m a tendency to bug
pneumonia. ‘ , 8A1!“ pg:
vents this by keeping star"Ia ”sanguine
and the but an frolniu Multiplied
All drug clots so TKEMP'S EALSAKI tit
Be on 590'
If Napoleon bad bad the soul of a
sculptor the feet of all the women in
“A few months ago. food which i ate
for breakfast would not remain on my
. i used one
bottle of your Kodoi Dyspepsia (ll.
other meslawith a relish and my food
is thoroughly digested. Nothing
equals Kodoi Dyapegsia Cure for atom
ooh troubles." Pitts. Arlington.
Tex Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat. Geo (.7. Stillson.
it is a shame some peOple ever get
the idea that they ought to get married
and quit being decorative
I IIII II Your on i
Ylinco‘nboarcdof any lumofl%‘ 3%!
«alumina and. won. uracil,
,uklog
Probably. if was... loved little bab-
ies less. they Would treat them more
like human beings.
W
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
“Of a gasoline stove burned a lady
here frightfuliy." writes N. E. Palmer.
of Klrkman. la. “The best doctors
conidn t heal the running sore that fol
lowed but Bucklen’s Arnlca Salve en
tilely cuie'd her.” infallible for Cute.
corps, Sores. Bails. Bruises. Skin Dis-
,cosos and Files. 25c at l“. H. Baxter's.
south Norwalk. and John A. Riggs.
rwalk.
Men make most of their enemies in
society and women make theirs at
auctions. .5“ 5.. - 5 .
«W
"DiDN’i‘ MARRY FOR MONEY.
The Boston man who lately mill‘ilcd
o sickly rich young woman, is happy
new for he got DI. King‘s New Life
Pills. which r'eetored her to perfect
health infallible for .iaundice. Bil
loll lsness. Millage. Fever and Ague and
all lulVGT‘ and lunch troubles. Gen-
tip, but directive Only 26c at F. H.
Boater's. South Norwaik. and .lohn A.
l'tlgga' Norwaik. drug stores.
After a boy passes. fifteen, he been
slonaliy compliments somethins else
besides cake.
\
r. James Brown. of Pntsmouth.
Va, over ninety years of age. suffered
for yeais with a bad sore on his face.
Physicians could?“ not help him. be
Will's Witch Hazel Salve cured him
Dblmdnedtln .(leoiL Btilison.
it doesn’t hurt by fine to say, "1
goat know. " as on ch as it does a doc
Oil. ,
W I , ‘ , _ '5 5 ‘ ‘
Nannie». You Bull 0 With W
of issue i.ii:e.:uais:lih'°....:t' '
. "ll
‘Il'ho most shiftieeo thing ‘in‘ tIhIIliIi
world in a form it tidbit ill‘
I III“
tan a r d u "illwi'd in:WM and
SW “til. 0 C ’1“ 0p
nationhood! was oil‘vri righti ‘
fill
- peror Wi iiotn yesterday 'nd vs his , I
,p. cut in it "due t3.
Leioeroon Brat
Ladies ‘ “fiddle and
"Maria why don't you throw tawny ~
l“
and can now out my breakfast aifi‘l
. the friends of Mrs. L.
I unable to leave her bed in seven years
’ on account ‘of kidney and liver trouble,
ill I
‘IiI i
client on... in lawns of
calculator!) e to no lg n
all colors, “loin collars, digits,
insertions. all build effects. with
bishop sleeveii. fro dilution. pit
till ll you. Former recs oiic to 2. 75.
JAOKI’l‘o. ” ’ ,. “I
"ion boots and lion. for Iodioo' and
willow in different colors and.
otyioo, highest grade workmobonl‘p
and but duality tropism... drunk
on bargain over offoroo. from at.“
up to ".00. Previous prices “I.“
to 312.” .,
. Silk Waist-
Nioest variety of colors. homatitcha
ed. corded and tucked in too diner
eat stiles. at this sale prices range
from $1.98 to coco. Previous prices
ranged from til. 26 to 27. 98
for half-price. this sale.
i.
After all it is. very important what
people any behind your back; want
While any to veer face is usually cop
I Nome IliI‘IItokrwhotIthtoulIlI
, WMIMMM"
'How lgnoiont miss Swampei is of
history.”
She inherits it.
historical novelist."
Her father is an
Emeline. aaltrheum.
ivy poisoning and all skin tortures are
quickly cured by DoWiit's Witch Haa-
el Salve. The certain pile cure. (loo.
0. Stillsou.
If a home is well regulated. every
girl has her heal. the some as a po»
lineman. .
x _ .
ONLV CURE FOR OYOPEMIA.
Mrs. Franklin I! h. of New Oootle.
Deb. says: "i cuff for years with
dyspepsia. Used to ave great die»
trees and belching. i tried everything
till 1 tool: Brasilian Balm.i and one 60
cent bottle cured me come l.oteir "
For sale by R. H. Pioiatod and F. H
Baxter.
m fl...
"Papa. what is a syndicate?"
“My son, it is a body of human be.
ings entirely surrounded by money."
SEVEN YEARS lN BED.
“Will wonders ever cease?" inquire
Peace. of Law.
They knew she had been
renoe. Kari.
nervous nroatration and general debii
ity; but. “Three bottles of Electric
Bitters enabled me to walk." she
writes. “and in three months i felt like
a new person." Women suffering from
Headache. Backacbe, Nervousness.
Sleepieasuess. Melancholy. Fainting
and Dizzy Spells will find it a price-
less blessing. Try it. Satisfaction is
guaranteed. F. H. Baxter. South Nor-
wuik. and John A. Riggs. Norwulk.
”I
h
it doesn't hurt any one to say
don‘t know." as much as it hurts
doctor.
flow an )oIr filo-m v
l’lhmi‘mt 'Wh‘l'll‘lfi.‘ .lilii' .l'i'l'ii‘T
After a boy is past fifteen. he occn
sionnliy compliments something be-
sides cake.
Dr. Bob
no free.
SAVES—I TWO FROM DEATH.
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis" writes Mrs W. K Havi
land, of Alumni: N. Y.. “but. when all
other remedies failed.
life with Dr. King's New Discovery.
Oui- niece, who had Consumption in an
dvanced stage. also used this woni
erful medicine and today she is per
fectiy well." Desperate throat and
earth. infallible for, Coughs
by F. H. Baxter. South Norwaik and
John A. Riggs. NIorwtdk. Tiial bottles
rec. , . ,
”who. mil—nub:
thingfi illor a beautiful soft white crepe,
do ob lilo. ,. 5
Dyspoptics cannot be long lived be
cause to live requires nourishment.
Food is not nourishing until it is ill
gated. A dd.istinmrc‘d stomach cannot
do! Dilatation Cure digests
ind s‘ of food without aid from the
pinch. showing it to rest and regain
a natural fun i its ole
ore extent the ,, ,
Ill entire ilu “d it u lily ‘
‘llellbtit do you 903 also. stiiisoii
DIi'éIssmakers.
fetter. eha flag. .
i could hear of. but nothing helped me 5
"Our little daughter had an almost I
we saved her ,
llama diseases yield to Dr. Kings New 5
iacoIvery as to no other mediéine oat ‘
an
Colds. has had 81 bottles guaranteed ‘5
Russian lace In an admirable trim- I
.it. must have anslawsuits;i ,I
ill .
, t he to be this that a bride not “ ,
quicker than anything in the world. "
but at‘nrcsonl shirt waists hold the ‘
Fi and style oi, even/garment Just as vou would have it lei.
{ Tailor Mono...“ .Sklflo . z: ‘t ,
Borges in blacks and blues, out fier-
lasso-1.75: former price. Milieu . ‘
Figuroli Drilildhtino Willi
lined. graduate nouneoientin trims
med. price at this sale, 34.39: 't'ai
no 27.
All Wool Cheviot Serge filth-to
Near-silk lined. graduate ilounce,
trimmed with satin. $4.25; value
$6.60. One of the best bargains yet
offered for the money .
Special
Also a lot of skirts in different
styles. creoons. silks. variations.
homespuns. some. all made in our
ownwork rooms. from staple qua»
ity goods and nicely. trimmed and
lined. Price» this sale. from 81.25
to 07. 00-.
PETTICOATS'. CHILDREN'S GARMENTS AND SUMMER SKIRTS.
hers.
. i
South Norwaik. Conn.
Successor to
C. E. CLAPHAM.
Planting.
Phone l37-3.
50 South Main Street.
30. Nerwaik.
F T accuses
82 North Mam bi.
Opposite Tilly Gal-rings Works.
”Taurus.
”Pill waivers
nil-cannon
A verv iine assortment of
papers and moulding. Full
line supplies and ready-mixed
paints.
H
you OHOULD HAVE ONE.
The Conn. General Life ion. 00.. on
Hartford, sold last year to citizens of
Connecticut, investments and life poi-
4.4.. .....L a -
‘ icites amounting to nearly
“MAW
This is evidence that they are pop
uiar~ as well as reliable.
FRED H. FIELD.
. Who’ll do my papering in
a hurry and do it" right P
i will.
.iUNIUS, hROWN
south Main Street.
Under Buckley and Wheeler‘s Bicycle
. MON. .
can Iii: lrulooo I
ill-Whom dildos ' .
.‘i‘wo clam; allot and
doom ruin Killed
Very blah erode goods. sear-silk , u
an. ilir maiifiii" ,
Telephone at house. 8“.
dealings with all.
.m New York some do",
United Bank Building. South Norwnlil I
all”: 2.5 Elufiieve Place, ., ,
be time assessment.
meeting of the district
street as
blew
t hit-Ii:
We on
at an nut-5. at“
Washingtgin stre , ‘
The Itax- payers of u’it oily Di
Norwolk are hereby notified tho.
city tax of out mills on the dollar
on the coastguard list of
city meeting held in Arioa a
Madison street, on the 11th (ill .,
Moi-clip A. D.. 1901 also “‘Vllb
fund tax of onoouartoiwl a In
dollar. laid at the some .tiin ' '
be due and payable on. the first day.
May. 1901. at which time 1 wt
the same at Jacob M. Loytbn
No. 5 Railroad Place. iflenaity
rate of nine (9) W cent. a
Mae 1.. 1901. will be charged 0,
remaining unpaid after June 1. Ill
JAMESPAUL
Collector of Taxes of the Gity of Soul
Norwalk.
South Norwallt. May 6, Mil)!
our Islamic
D ‘w RAYMOND.
FUNERAL electron,
mo announce. '
93 Washington st south
Residence. 9 Omani
Handel call price paldII
all and materials of our: kind.
are a postal call 1 will call-
Prompt attention and
l am our:
week
iminsdiate attention on my .
villi be given to any basin ‘ ' I
come in during my about
ABRAHAM Holt-ill '
issgaymond at, or u Nesting
ro.
‘II'Think nought oIfI trifles,
Though they small appear,
bmail sands the mountains.
Moments make the y‘ear’.‘
and iiifles—iuli pocketbook
1
High Lawn Print Butter,
3 cans Silver Brand Milk.
H. 0. Self Raising Flour. ‘ 17c plat
H. apartment, 5,: 13¢ pith
. “9i
21c perl
Soda Crackers. .4"
Ginger Snaps. I I! “.0
Hermitage Codes. 415'
Gold Dust. 5 lb. pkg, r"
I“ COTTAGE AVENUE.
WAIST 5'6wa
thrill ever before. , 5
any TOW. HEVTBI OHKRIOG
ottoman -OLA88, PAPER no '-
not are in better position his v: Ia
do your VOYN
Norwalk Chronicler